Thanks for all your useful user feedback. Today we’re happy to announce that the latest MHC update not only works well on the Samsung Galaxy S II, it’s also well proven on the all new HTC Sensation and HTC EVO … Continue reading →

Android is well known for its openness. As the owner you can choose how you want to use your device, and you can pick the way you like to install your apps. So, you can go to Android’s settings / … Continue reading →

Today, we’re very pleased to release the long awaited Mobile Hidden Camera 2.0 on the Android Market. With this release, MHC is now the only spy camera that lets you spy with your phone’s front camera. MHC 2.0 comes with … Continue reading →

When using a spy camera on a mobile phone, chances are you don’t want to draw any attention from people around. To achieve this goal there’re just two ways: 1. have the phone look like it’s powered off or 2. … Continue reading →

We understand even in stealth shooting, sometimes we do want to show something on our phone’s screen. Most of the time we would want our phones to look like powered off so it doesn’t draw any attention. At other times, … Continue reading →

Besides Samsung Galaxy, it turns out HTC’s Droid Incredible is another Android device that behaves uniquely, and it gives developers another great challenge maintaining application compatibility. At first we found it wierd that some users were running MHC happily on … Continue reading →

To be honest it took longer than we expected before MHC’s certified for Samsung Galaxy phones. It turns out that prior issues our users had running MHC on this phone were due to a very unique behavior of the device. … Continue reading →